Click above to watch Jay Leno enjoy his time with the Nissan GT-R
Autoblog is brimming with proof that Jay Leno is the luckiest car guy in the world. His legendary garage is only attainable in our wildest dreams, so when something like a Nissan finds its way (temporarily) into his stable, it deserves note.
The latest installment of Jay Leno’s Garage is dedicated to the Nissan GT-R, with the late-night talk show host poring over the details and grilling Nissan’s product planner, John Weiner, on what makes the GT-R special. The range of topics includes all the stats you’ve already memorized, Nissan’s efforts to quell GT-R tuning and Leno’s immeasurable joy that he can check the dipstick himself. Leno maintains that it’s a vehicle he could get “emotionally involved with.” We agree, so without further ado… Mr. Leno, the floor is yours.
Make the jump for the latest installment of Jay Leno’s Garage.
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